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III Corps leadership are pushing back that they failed to investigate misconduct claims first reported by an Army sergeant after her social media posts gained widespread attention.

Fort Hood officials are searching for a soldier they say hasn't been seen since Monday.

I Corps, the Army’s command responsible for 44,000 troops stationed across the Indo-Pacific region, from the U.S. Pacific Northwest to South Korea and Japan, views the smaller force model as a way to stay in the game in a new era of global competition.

Brig. Gen. Patrick Ellis, I Corps chief of staff, said his team was able to send mission command information from a Stryker, in mid-air transit aboard a C-17 headed to Guam, back to Joint Base Lewis-McChord using the airplane's antenna.

Soldiers from Fort Hood are among the thousands told to be on alert for a possible deployment to assist NATO as tensions between Russia and Ukraine continue to rise.

As the spring semester ended for Sonali Kurup, an associate professor of Medicinal...

New Secretary of U.S. Army visits Fort Hood, receives update on People First initiative Fort Hood and last updated 2021-06-11 00:22:14-04 FORT HOOD — The new Secretary of the Army toured Fort Hood on Thursday, her first visit to a major U.S. Army installation since assuming her duties in May. Wormuth visited Fort Hood to receive updates on III Corps "People First" initiative, meet with junior enlisted Soldiers, tour barracks, family housing and motorpools. “People are the Army’s ...

(June 11, 2021) This week, 80 years ago, Allied forces, commanded by Gen. Sir Noel Beresford-Peirse, reluctantly, and under pressure from London, launched “Operation Battleaxe.” The Allied forces, now designated XIII Corps, included the British 7th Armored Division, commanded by Maj.-Gen. Michael O’Moore Creagh; the 4th Indian Division, commanded by Maj.-Gen. Frank Messervy; and the 22nd Guards Brigade, commanded by Brig.-Gen. Ian D. Erskine. It was a feeble attempt at relieving ...

There is room for further development in areas such as electronic warfare and signals intelligence. "These 'soft' components were not as accessible in the past 12 to 15 years when we were so busy in the Middle-East; for example, there is a real drive to invest in areas such as EWSI (Electronic Warfare and Signals Intelligence)," Brig. Gen. Paul Tennant, the British military attache in Washington, says.

The overcast skies lent a somber air Monday at the Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery. A light rain came down, seeming as even the heavens were mourning the loss of